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The official podcast of the Infusion Nurses Society brings you engaging conversations with leaders in the infusion specialty, exploring today’s most pressing issues in infusion therapy. The INS Infusion Room podcast is an integral part of the INS LEARNING CENTER—discover more at https://www.learningcenter.ins1.org.
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In this episode, Louise Esterhuizen discusses her journey as a nurse practitioner in South Africa, focusing on vascular access and infusion therapy. She shares her passion for improving patient outcomes through better practices and the challenges she faces in advocating for expanded nursing roles. The conversation highlights the importance of standardization, collaboration among health care professionals, and the need for structured education to enhance patient care. Louise emphasizes the significance of finding support within the nursing community and the impact of international best practices on local health care.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, Suzie Eastwood, a board-certified vascular access nurse, shares her journey and the significant changes she implemented within her organization. From adapting to COVID-19 challenges to reforming policies at local and national levels, Suzie’s story is one of resilience, innovation, and dedication to patient care.
In this final episode of the 3-part series, Dr Layla Van Doren discusses the critical topic of hypophosphatemia in relation to IV iron infusions. The conversation covers the importance of phosphorus in the body, the correlation between IV iron infusions and hypophosphatemia, and practical insights for clinicians. Dr Van Doren shares a case example and emphasizes the need for awareness and prevention strategies.
In this episode, Dr Van Doren discusses complement-related pseudo-allergy (CARPA) and its implications in intravenous iron therapy. The conversation covers the physiological basis of hypersensitivity reactions, the importance of accurate documentation, pre-treatment strategies, and post-infusion monitoring practices. Additionally, the episode emphasizes the need for patient education regarding potential side effects and the management of reactions in home care settings.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, Dr Layla Van Doren discusses intravenous iron therapy, focusing on its importance in treating iron deficiency anemia and the various formulations available. The conversation covers patient-specific considerations, safety protocols, and the administration of IV iron, particularly in special populations such as pregnant women and those with chronic kidney disease. The episode aims to provide health care professionals with insights into best practices for IV iron therapy and the importance of monitoring and safety during administration.
Join us in this insightful episode of the INS Infusion Room as we welcome Andrew Walker, a seasoned expert in vascular access and infusion therapy. Andrew shares his journey from becoming a CRNI®-certified nurse to leading innovative training programs in ultrasound-guided peripheral intravenous catheters (PIVCs). Discover the challenges and triumphs of implementing these programs across various departments and learn about the importance of investing in specialized nursing skills.
This conversation explores the complex interplay between patient autonomy and clinical judgment in nursing practice. The hosts and guests discuss various ethical dilemmas faced by health care professionals, emphasizing the importance of education, advocacy, and understanding patient needs. Through case studies, they highlight the challenges of balancing patient wishes with clinical best practices and the necessity of effective communication in achieving optimal patient outcomes.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, Dr Rosenthal discusses his extensive experience in research and infection prevention, particularly focusing on central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) and peripheral intravenous catheter (PIVC) infections in low-resource settings. He emphasizes the importance of data collection and awareness among clinicians to improve patient safety. The conversation also highlights his new role with INS as the Editor in Chief of the 10th edition of the Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice and the significance of updating standards to reflect current research findings. The episode concludes with a call to action for health care professionals to publish their findings to contribute to the body of knowledge in infection prevention.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, Suzanne Strasters shares her journey from acute care nursing to specializing in infusion therapy. She discusses her experiences in the pharmaceutical industry, the importance of patient care, and offers advice for young nurses navigating their careers. The conversation highlights the significance of collaboration between nursing and pharmacy, as well as the emotional challenges faced in the nursing profession.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, Barb Nickel shares her journey from a critical care nurse to the Chair of the Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice 10th edition committee for INS. She discusses the importance of volunteerism, the evolution of standards in infusion therapy, and the rigorous process of appraising evidence for practice recommendations. The conversation also highlights the collaboration between nursing and pharmacy, the distinction between guidelines and standards, and the impact of these efforts on improving patient outcomes.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, Jennifer Mendez shares her journey from the United Kingdom to Qatar, where she established a vascular access team at Sidra Medicine. She discusses the challenges and successes of training nurses, the importance of CRNI® certification, and how the INS Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice have improved patient care, particularly for neonates and pediatric patients. Ms Mendes emphasizes the significant impact that specialized vascular access teams can have on patient outcomes and encourages other nurses to pursue similar initiatives in their own areas.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, Jannifer Stovall, the new president of INS, shares her journey into nursing, her excitement about leading the organization, and her vision for the future. She discusses the importance of embracing change in health care and emphasizes the need to engage new nurses and foster interdisciplinary collaboration in infusion care.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, host Derek Fox speaks with Infusion Nurse Leader, Autumn Romanowski, about the advancements in home infusion technology, particularly focusing on smart pump technology and telehealth. They discuss how these innovations enhance patient care, promote independence, and improve quality of life for patients receiving infusion therapy. Autumn shares her experiences and insights on the future of infusion care, emphasizing the importance of the human element in conjunction with technological advancements.
In this episode, Cheryl Campos discusses the critical role of intraosseous devices in emergency care, highlighting their evolution, current usage, and the importance of training and advocacy among nurses. She emphasizes the need for nurses to be confident in using these devices to improve patient outcomes and shares insights on pain management during procedures.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, host Derek Fox speaks with Taryn Lee about the importance of implementing change in nursing practice. Taryn shares her extensive background in infusion nursing and her current role in clinical support, emphasizing the necessity of evolving care methods to improve patient outcomes. The conversation covers how to evaluate the need for change, overcome resistance, celebrate small successes, and the critical role of leadership in facilitating change. Taryn also discusses the implementation of new guidance into practice and the positive outcomes that can arise from effective change management.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, host Derek Fox engages with Kori Utter, Chair of the National Council on Education (NCOE), to explore the behind-the-scenes workings of the NCOE and its impact on education in infusion therapy. Kori shares her journey into the NCOE, her experiences during her first year, and the challenges faced at conferences. The conversation highlights the importance of quality improvement sessions, new educational tracks focusing on disease states, and global perspectives in infusion therapy. Listeners are encouraged to engage with NCOE members and participate in upcoming conferences.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, host Derek Fox engages with Jennifer Acelajado and Hammam Ahmed, both clinical outcome specialists at MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas, to discuss the critical topic of catheter-to-vein ratio (CVR) in vascular access nursing. They share their extensive backgrounds in nursing, the importance of patient education, and the role of their vascular access team in enhancing patient experience through effective practices. The conversation delves into their research on CVR, comparing different methodologies and definitions, and emphasizes the need for clear standards in practice to improve patient outcomes. The episode concludes with an invitation to the upcoming INS annual meeting, where they will present their findings.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, Dr Robert Daly discusses the innovative approach of home phlebotomy for cancer patients, highlighting the burdens of traditional care, the implementation of mobile services, and the significant positive impact on patient satisfaction. He also explores the future of home infusions, the challenges faced in urban versus rural settings, advancements in remote monitoring, and the importance of advocacy for telehealth policies.
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, host Derek Fox speaks with Dr. Maciej Latos about the advancements in infusion care and vascular access in Poland. Dr Latos shares his extensive experience in critical care nursing and the evolution of vascular access practices in Poland, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. The conversation highlights the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, education, and the establishment of the Polish Society of Infusion Nursing. Dr Latos also discusses the challenges faced in implementing new practices, the significance of celebrating IV Nurse Day, and the future goals for infusion care in Poland.
Dawn Berndt announces her retirement and introduces a new host for the INS Infusion Room. Dawn reflects over her career, time served at INS, and her experiences as the podcast host. She offers words of wisdom and opens dialogue regarding the future of the podcast, including some new upgrades and changes with the relaunch.
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